@Gabriela Chenoweth I think it really depends on the client.

Most including myself work remotely with clients.

She's really good at telling her clients what she can do for them today and what the clients can do to change their situation.  

Yes, we've done this successfully on behalf of our clients.

I didn't get here by being a hard *** with every tenant and client I've worked with. 

Most REO agents do not actually take on clients, at least here in the DC area. 

Binghamton is a unique investing environment....

From the client perspective, using a title company that handles title clearance themselves seems easier so they prefer it. 

Unless your site/situation has unique or special circumstances that do not generally apply to similar projects, it may be difficult to successfully argue that you should be allowed to have reduced setbacks when others in similar situations can't.

Hi, I’m under contract on a sort of unique property.